Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-07-27


Read Charles Wilson's new "ad".
Remember that Mr.. Wilson deals IN
clothing exclusively and can at all
times fit you out with anything you
need in his line.
Patronize home institutions in
every possible way. Have some
loyalty for the place in which you
live and lend a helping hand in every
thing that tends to promote its well
fare.
Hastings Democrat: If man be
Door by circumstances he is worthy
of pity, but if he be poor because he is
too shittless and lazy to be otherwise
then condemnation is none too good
for him.
From some of the freight charges
of the Manitoba road one is led to
conclude that the profits of the insti-
tuition will have to be computed by
the laws relating to grand larceny,
rather than percentage.
A. DeKay has new diamond feed
mill at his elevator. It IS one Of the
newest and best patterns and has a
capacity of go bushels per hour. Mr..
DeKay can now grind feed better and
more rapidly than ever.
A game of base bali was announced
for yesterday afternoon on the Nor
ris grounds between the Morris and
Graceville clubs. The ,Graceville
club failed to come to taw, for what
reason we are uniformed.
We seem to have four kinds Of
people. Those who are moving for
ward; those who are on the move
backward; those who are standing
still; and those who are going to start
in some direction soon.-The Century
The Encampment committee of the
G. A, R. met on the 23rd and have
begun active preparations for the en-
campment next year. This Encamp-
ment is to be an immese success.
Don't let this fact escape your mem
DRY.
Wells Bros. & Hanson are building
large addition to their double store
to make room for the immense stock
of clothing and gents furnishing
goods which they have already
ordered and which is beginning tC
arrive.
A philosopher advises friend t
"do all the good you can and expect
no thanks, for this will save you from
disappointments." That is the
principle upon which most expert
enced newspapers are run.-Norwicf
Bulletin.
Among the many sad sight of THU
life none are more so than the bleach
ing skeletons Of thousands OF harves
tiers, with which the vast fields Of the
Red River Valley are so expensively
decorated eleven months in the year
Farm, Stock and Home.
We know of one father who refused
to give his boy money with which t.
90 to the circus. The boy went t.
the circus just the same-by crawling
under the tent, And yetwe presum
that father expects his boy to grow
up an honest, respected and self
respecting man.
| A grand harvest home ball, unde
the auspices of the Encampment
committee of the G. A. r. will b
given at the rink on Friday evening
August 26th. Arrangements are be
made for a large attendance and tn
very best kind of time. Byerybod.
should buy ticket and plan to atten
We respectfully remind farmer
, that the seventy five cents receive
for q hushel Of wheatnow-a-days has
greater value as purchasing mediuI
than the dollar received a few year
. ago. With all kinds of supplies q
cheap as they are now, there is goo
deal Of money IN "six bits"
J. F. Har trich made beginning !
keeping bees last Spring by buyin
two syarms of bees, He now ha
> seven swarms with excellent prospect
for having more before the season
over. Bee keeping Is profitable an
! we should like to see more of th
: farmers of the county becoming ir
t terested in 1t.
There is an abundance of work nov
|. No one noed be idle. Nearly ever
e farmer in the county needs help an
J, is willing to pay literally for IL
D Begging, therefore, is unnecessar
n and tramps who persist In sneakin
0 about back doors Tor eatables, instes
n of going to work, should recei'
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